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Knowing which among the plethora of performers stand out most is a matter of taste and knowledge-and part of the critic's job, as TIME sees it. So, in weeks to come, as the occasions arise, Murphy in his bombproof shelter will attempt to rank the outstanding violinists, sopranos and tenors...
With broad sarcasm, Pravda Columnist S. Vishnevsky dismissed the budding U.S. atom-bomb shelter program. "If we could only open the eyes of those moles." he wrote recently, "they would surely see that there is no sense in hiding underground. But moles are unseeing creatures and moles of bourgeois origin suffer from class blindness." The sneer was less than convincing, for the writer must have known what most of the U.S. does not: the Soviet Union has been at work for more than a decade on a shelter program of its own, spending an estimated $500 million a year (current...
Russian preoccupation with civil defense is nothing like the current U.S. wave of concern about shelters. Unlike the U.S., the Soviet Union started its civil defense program long ago, has proceeded routinely without public debate or fanfare. No new shelter construction is seen; there are few civil defense posters and no air-raid drills in the largest cities...
Nelson Rockefeller is a man of vigilance ond unflinching courage. Certainly the average citizen must have this impression, for, in addition to his far-sighted shelter program, Mr. Rockefeller now urges nuclear tests in the atmosphere...
...senior partner of the Manhattan economic consulting firm of MacKay-Shields Associates, blamed the international news for the consumer's timidity. Said Smith: "If the economy is going to take off for the expected highs, consumers are going to have to get their heads out of the fallout shelter and act as though they think the economy is going to last for a while...